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New Lexington, Ohio ยท Perry County

Insulation in New Lexington

Attics, crawl spaces, blown in walls, rim joists and old insulation removal in New Lexington. We come out, measure, and give you one written price for the whole job.

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New Lexington is in Perry County, lit. The orange dot is Nelsonville, home base.

New Lexington homes, by the numbers

1949Median year New Lexington homes were built [1]
63.4%Built before 1960 (Ohio: 37.7%)
30.2%Built in 1939 or earlier
1,946Homes (housing units)

The typical home in New Lexington was built in 1949, before modern insulation was standard. More than half of the homes here (63.4%) went up before 1960. Houses that age are where we find empty walls and a few inches of old insulation in the attic, if any. Inside New Lexington the housing is older than Perry County as a whole, where the median is 1978.

New Lexington is a small place, so these survey estimates carry wider margins of error than the county figures.

New LexingtonPerry CountyOhio
Median year built194919781970
Built before 196063.4%35.3%37.7%
Built 1939 or earlier30.2%24.3%19%
Heat with utility gas67.5%47.7%64%
Heat with electricity28%30.6%26%
Owner occupied57.6%76.4%67.2%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates [1] [2].

How New Lexington heats

How occupied homes in New Lexington are heated, share of households. Fuels under 0.5% not shown.
Utility gas67.5%
Electricity28%
Propane (bottled or tank gas)3.8%
Fuel oil or kerosene0.7%

Most homes in New Lexington heat with utility gas (67.5%). Utility gas homes here run close to the Ohio pattern (64% statewide).

When was your house built? The Perry County Auditor's website (use its property search) [3] lists the year built for most homes. Look up your address and tell us when you call; the age of the house tells us a lot about what is in the walls and attic.

Climate zone and the attic target

Perry County is in climate zone 5A under both Ohio's residential code [4] and the 2021 model energy code [5]. Either way, the attic advice is the same: ENERGY STAR recommends R-60 in an uninsulated attic and adding R-49 where there are already 3 to 4 inches, for zones 4 and 5 alike [6]. What that means for your attic.

New Lexington questions

How old are the homes in New Lexington, Ohio?

The median home in New Lexington was built in 1949, and 63.4% were built before 1960 (U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates). Across Perry County the median is 1978.

Does House Tite work in New Lexington?

Yes. New Lexington is in Perry County, one of the twelve counties we serve. Call or text 740-590-5352.

Utilities and energy programs

Electric co-opGuernsey-Muskingum Electric Cooperative [7]
Programs: Home Energy Audit [8]
Natural gasColumbia Gas of Ohio [9]

Columbia Gas of Ohio customers: WarmChoice offers free home energy inspections and energy-saving improvements, including insulation, air sealing, and natural gas appliance upgrades to households with incomes up to 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines [10].

From each utility's own website. Utilities usually serve only part of a county, and programs change; check the linked page before you count on one, and ask your electric and gas company what they offer right now.

Free weatherization if you qualify

Ohio's Home Weatherization Assistance Program, run since April 2026 by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, works through a local agency in each county. In Perry County that is Hocking-Athens-Perry County Community Action, (740) 767 4500 [12]. It serves households with income at or below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines [11]. If you qualify, apply there first; it costs you nothing.

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A few details and a photo or two is all it takes. We call you back to set up a time to come out, measure, and give you one written price for the whole job.

Attic, crawl space, the outside of the house. Up to 8. Phone photos are fine.
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